Edmonton Motions

Edmonton bylaw would allow small-to-medium housing in Parkdale. Details on parcels, heights, and exact changes remain undisclosed.

Bylaw 21612 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing, Desrochers

Bylaw 21615 - To allow for a range of small scale housing, Rosenthal

Edmonton approves bylaw redefining lodging houses as three or more sleeping units and capping bedrooms in select zones.

Motion would have Edmonton staff study public-speaker registration deadlines and report by Q1 2027. Option 2 shapes the 2027 calendar.

Proposed Amendments to the District Policy and District Plans

Edmonton City Council sets Dec 8, 2026 hearing date for amendments to Active Transportation Network bylaws in a motion.

Bill would close a segment of 17 Street SW north of Ellerslie Road SW. Council passed third reading on Sept 15, 2026.

Bill would allow neighbourhood-scale mixed-use development in Glenwood, Edmonton, after third reading on Sept 15, 2026. The 8-4 vote included four no votes.

Edmonton City Council approved Bylaw 21568 to amend Zoning Bylaw 20001 on Sept. 15, 2026. The amendment text and affected properties are not disclosed.

Edmonton City Council referred bylaw back to staff to amend the Central District Plan and adjust the Westmount boundary along St. Albert Trail. Readings deferred pending a future hearing.

Bylaw 21591 - To allow for a range of small to medium scale housing and associated parks, amenities, infrastructure, systems and facilities that provide a public benefit, Mattson

Bylaw 21598 - To allow for medium scale housing, McKernan

Bylaw 21599 - To allow for a variety of commercial businesses and to allow for infrastructure, systems and facilities that provide a public benefit, Glenwood

Bylaw 21600 - To allow for medium scale mixed use development, Queen Alexandra

Bylaw 21601 - To close a portion of 184 Street SW located south of 28 Avenue SW, Kendal

Edmonton's Audit Committee approved a motion to allow KPMG to submit a consulting proposal. The report on the request will remain private.

Motion to create a formal feedback process for parts suppliers approved by Edmonton's Audit Committee, to be implemented by December 17, 2027.

Audit Committee's motion to approve the Edmonton Auditor's 2027–2030 budget advances to City Council, including $194,000 annually for consulting, while keeping 17 full-time positions.

Edmonton's Audit Committee approves a motion to track supplier feedback for Municipal Fleet Maintenance.

City council motion approves KPMG consulting proposal; report remains private under the Access to Information Act.

Edmonton's Audit Committee on Sept 14, 2026 approved letting KPMG submit a consulting-proposal; the staff report remains private.

Bylaw 21414 - To authorize the City of Edmonton to construct, finance and assess Sidewalk Reconstruction Local Improvements in the Hillview Neighbourhood - Crown Land

Bylaw 21545 - To amend Revised Bylaw 17862, City of Edmonton Blatchford District Energy Sharing System (DESS) Project, Amendment #4